2-5-1 JAZZ CHORD PROGRESSIONS That Every Musician Must Learn!!

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In this piano tutorial, I share a couple of 2-5-1 jazz chord progressions that I've learned throughout the years. Turns out that there are a bunch of different ways that we can enhance this popular progression by simply using various chord substitutions!

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U r a great tutor. May ur channel grow exponentially

Chief_fM

You're the answer to my prayers 🙇

jeremiahabolarinwa

You play on cmajor it’s so good because in my opinion all Keybords players have the capacity to play on cmajor ❤thank you

jonathanmouassi

This a great tutorial on the Triton on the 2’s

Mjixa

You elegantly expanded my concept of 2 5 1. Great job.

ishmaelopare

Beautiful stuff. I could listen to that all day.

CHNNELZERO

You good sir. Am learning a lot. Keep up

simonmakhubela

A lot to take in after the simple start, but you have done a lot to expand my musical possibilities on the piano, and I will replay the video a number of times in order to embed it in my muscle memory!

mickcarpenter

Excellent job as always❤

I feel you should probably play the advanced lesson at the beginning of the lesson, before the explanations

brotherbenardi

@Emanuel Blanco Piano, great info man! Congrats! Where does the chord C#9 (#11) come from? Thanks! :)

JoaoNina

Hey emmanuel great video. I saw that combining a C major and E min gives you a C7 voicing. Is there any cheat sheet you have created for that would help people like me have a formula for building those chords. I have a hard time remembering those 13’s and 11 chords. Is there any formula that can help to build those chords in any key. Using the example you used in numeric form would be 1/3min. Thanks in anvance and looking forward

DetoxMC

Hi keep up ghe good work i am learning a lot. Was a bit lost with the tritones because i am not seeing a full tritone for the 2 and 5 why is that?

matthewbyng

Hi, sorry am new to music and i hope am not late, thanks for the tutorial, my question is, when or where do we apply this progression, like when moving from what to what, i do understand it to be a passing chord but i do not know to where?

georgeowino